Editing Long-tailed jaeger (section)

===Feeding===
When at sea, the long-tailed jaeger will catch fish and other small prey at the surface of the water. During the breeding season (summer in arctic regions, often in mountainous areas) it feeds mainly on lemmings near nesting sites. It will sometimes feed on insects and birds. Like other jaegers and skuas, it is also a [[kleptoparasite]]; chasing other seabirds to make them give up their food. This appears to be an important food source during the winter months, spent south of the equator. The bird species most commonly "robbed" this way by the long-tailed jaeger are arctic terns (''Sterna paradisaea'') and sabine’s gulls (''Larus sabini'').<ref>Gilg et al., 2013. Trans-Equatorial Migration Routes, Staging Sites and Wintering Areas of a High-Arctic Avian Predator: The Long-tailed Skua (''Stercorarius longicaudus'')  PlosOne 2013 | Volume 8 | Issue 5 | e6461 </ref>